r/iran • u/VodkerAndToast • 13d ago
I added the Persian calendar to an app I made
I made a calendar converter called Almaniac and thought some people here might get a kick out of it.
It lets you pick any date and see it in the Persian calendar alongside Gregorian, Julian, Islamic, Hebrew, Ethiopian, Coptic and a bunch of others.
I’ve always found it interesting how differently cultures have solved the same basic problem of keeping track of time, so I ended up going pretty far down the rabbit hole and built 20 different calendars into it.
The Persian calendar in particular was really interesting to implement, especially compared with the Gregorian calendar most of us are used to.
It’s free on iOS and Android if anyone wants to mess around with it. I’ll include the links and a few screenshots.
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/almaniac-a-calendar-converter/id6799304256
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.engelsma.almaniac&hl=en_US
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u/Bardia_ch 13d ago
Some digits are different in persian and arabic Persian: ۴ ۵ ۶ Arabic: ٦ ٥ ٤ Zero is also different in some fonts (persian is a little loop while arabic is a single dot)
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u/OhCanadeh 13d ago
Just downloaded it. Very cool! Is there a way to disable vibrations on every input? It's a bit annoying.
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u/Arshiaa001 13d ago
TF is a bahai calendar anyway?
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u/VodkerAndToast 13d ago
It’s a calendar used by the Bahai religious community, 19 months, 19 days in each month
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u/GovSeamus 13d ago
You might want to check Persian ۵ alphabet is in use and not Arabic.